My white neighbor thought I was breaking into my own apartment. (Article)

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I said it was only me and, hands still raised, slowly descended the stairs, focused on one officer’s eyes and on his pistol. I had never looked down the barrel of a gun or at the face of a man with a loaded weapon pointed at me. In his eyes, I saw fear and anger. I had no idea what was happening, but I saw how it would end: I would be dead in the stairwell outside my apartment, because something about me — a 5-foot-7, 125-pound black woman — frightened this man with a gun. I sat down, trying to look even less threatening, trying to de-escalate. I again asked what was going on. I confirmed there were no pets or people inside.

I told the officers I didn’t want them in my apartment. I said they had no right to be there. They entered anyway. One pulled me, hands behind my back, out to the street. The neighbors were watching. Only then did I notice the ocean of officers. I counted 16. They still hadn’t told me why they’d come.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/post...nto-my-own-apartment-nineteen-cops-showed-up/
 
Officers looking for Hispanics after someone resident in the complex reporting a burglary hardly makes this like a modern day roots. They have real racial tensions that i can't possibly get my head around but this does not smell like one of those episodes.
 
I don't have any white neighbors.
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Anymore!
 

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